The Dickinson press., 1887-04-02

Do not lie awake nights and cough!
Ayers Cherry Pectoral will relieve
the cough and induce a good nights
rest.
WSrkmcn arc engaged in erecting
Il neat building, on the railroad right
OF way, to be used by VIM. Moore
us an Office.
Dakota is not only flooded with
newcomers, but the watcry element
is taking possession. 1t can hardly
be called Il cold water community,
either.
Vic. Smith. we'll known here and in
Montana, us IL hunter and scout, l.,
now engaged in killing elk, in the
| wild mountains OF Wyoming.
MI rates. special OF otherwise, an.
llal OF other passes. will go out o.
Monday next. The Interstate coln-
lncrrc law causes weeping and vail
ing and gnasling of teeth.
Beginning with the LIST of this
month all mail coming over the Nor
them Pacific will be weighed fora
period of thirty days, for the purpos.
of asccrtainins the amount carried.
Dr.. V. ii. Stickney, NJ. III. Frame
and Phil. Cyphcrs attended the flu
neral of john Taylor, which took
place ut Glciniivc last Saturday. Mr..
Taylor, was Il Mason and that society
conducted the services.
W. IL. Warren, formerly of the Cas-
cuIe division of the Northern Pacific
has been transferred to the Mandan
shops where he HOW holds forth us
master mechanic. Mr.. Bardsley was
transferred To Fargo.
:. u. Gotta, of Franklin county. y.
u, an old friend of Our genial fellow
townsman, c. ID. Briggs, arrived last
Monday from Algona, Iowa, where
he spent the winter. He Will remain
here during the and if pleased
with the country becomea permanent
resident.
James Fcnncll returned last Satur-
day, from Il very pleasant visit to
friends in and around Canton, Pa,
his old home. lie proclaimed the
glories. advantages and beauties of
Stark county to good effect and
brought two settlers back with him
and says there are more to follow.
The cntcrprising town of Taylor is
receiving quite a boom i'm immigra-
ton this spring, ten families having
arrived there the past week. Taylor
is surrounded by Il rich agricultural
country and will become Il prosperous
town when all the land is taken and
from the number of settlers arriving
that time will not he far distant.
A sneak thief entered the stable of
a. III. Arnctt on Wednesday night
and took tllcrefrom his favorite sad
die. sam. Adams. the ever vigilant
night Waterman, discovered it in Il
box car where it had been placed by
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saddle hut the thieves succeeded in
escaping.
Thomas Willis informs us that the
loss caused by the fire which recently
damaged his property has been salts
factorily adjusted and settled hy VIM.
Gibson. agent for the company. Mr..
Willis had his property insured in the
rheniX. of Brooklyn. n. Y. and is
well pleased with the prompt manner
in which the company settled his loss.
Frank Lucas, having resigned his
position as clerk at Beckett & Foote'S,
| has entered into partnership with A.
II. Cooper iii the restaurant business.
They have rented the building for
merly occupied by the county and are
building a t~w"ntE-four foot addition
To the sam They will run IL first
class restaurant and expect to open in
the now room next week.
NpNtsh1lnI. hustin. mo pnu. ,,nt1n
of back numbers, complains an en-
change, and says that it is pretty
tough to think that q mans best eff
forts shall thus he sat upon 1t
brushes the glory out OF the profess
sio'; and. were it not that an editor
can feel that he has not only bright
cnel Il w"mm's mind, but improved
her shape. he might throw up the
sponge in disgust and retire from the
world OF hustle and deception.
a. c. McGillivray returned OIL Sun-
days train from his eastern trip. He
visited friends in Detroit, Chicago
and Indiana. While in Chicago he
purchased Il very large and complete
stock of goods among which is the
finest line of dry goods ever brought
to Dickinson. Mr.. McGillivray isone
of our most successful business men
and purchased the large stock to he
ready for the spring boom.
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The Dickinson syndicate, composed
of n. G. Lawrence. III. j. Whitley, \.
billiard and III. l.. Dickinson, has
contracted for the erection of two
neat and attractive cottages on Sims
street. These buildings are to be OF
modern style, two stories high, Will
five rooms in the first and three in the
second story, Il bay window and We
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